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Most times, attempts at bright foreground and dark background, have ended up blurred. Can anyone tell me why?

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:iconkantuck-nadie:
I wish I could tell you. I too have problems with some photopgraphy. Most simple point and click overexpose yellows I found.
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:icondeutsche-drache:
I side with Gryphon2001. If I were shooting this with my Nikon F4, I'd use Fuji Pro160S. It's latitude would nicely capture everything. If it were really spectacular, I might set the camera to spotmeter mode and take several exposures, adjusting the exposure; and then composite the exposures in Gimp after developing/scanning the film.

I know that digital is really getting quite good, and maybe I'm just an old Luddite, but I still think film is a better origination medium than digital. And when you get to large-format (ergo, 4x5-inches or larger), film wins hands-down. And if you're talking Black&White in Large-Format, well, anyone who still thinks digital is "just as good" has obviously never seen an Ansel Adams fine-print.

I'll never discard my darkroom...
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:iconkajm:
*Kajm Oct 30, 2012  Hobbyist Writer
I need to learn more about cameras *g*
Thanks for the input!
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:icondeutsche-drache:
You're welcome. It's sad that film photography has dried up as much as it has. An entire art form is slowly vanishing.
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:icongryphon2001:
If it's a Digital Camera, it will Adjust to the Brighter, 'washing out' the Darker... Only certain types of Films, with Slower Exposures, could 'catch' the sort of Contrast that the Eye can See...
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